tia freeman, mother: "it's saying gather these supplies. scissors, some clamps, and sterilize everything. and i was like, i have none of that, but i do have some shoelaces and a pocket knife." the next morning, tia wrapped xavier in a flannel shirt and took a cab to the airport.it took several hours to convince the u-s consulate her story was true.tia freeman, mother: "they were like, this has never happened, like ever."but all of the drama didn't really phase xavier.nats "you yawning? you yawning?"he's just happy to be home. (catherine) the 22-year- old says she didn't go to a hospital while in istanbul because she wasn'tsure how to find one.. the morning after giving birth - she called the u-s consulate from the airport.. the baby was issued an emergency passport and they flew home two weeks later. (pam) the theater subscription service "movie- pass".. is making changes to its plans. current customers are able to watch a movie a day at theaters... for just 10-dollars a month. but now, new customers will be limited to just four- movies a m

this week we journey into the dark recesses of martin freeman's mind in ghost stories.n we travel to 1920s new york in the family drama wonderstruck. and finally we go tojennifer garner's sofa in the much talked about teen movie — love, simon. we've already barely begun and i have a bone to pick with you, doctor mark kermode is away so i thought i would have a little respite about horror films and what have you brought me? it's a peach of a weekend for horror movie fans of horror stories. we will talk about ghost stories in a moment and there's this film we have not got time to talk about, called the quiet place, starring emily blunt, very scary. which is way too scary for me. if you like horror movies this is a great weekend. let's focus on ghost stories, a british horror written and directed by andy nyman and jeremy dyson. andy works with darren brown, jeremy is part of the league of gentlemen team. andy stars in the film as a psychic investigator a sceptic who believes there is a logical explanation for all supernatural goings—on but he gets handed three cases that h

syd ney moment like cathy freeman at the sydney olympics.ment of the game is and now it appears that she won't take part at all. let's get a very quick reaction from somebody else. sally pearson out of the commonwealth games. she is out? i had no idea. really. gosh, thatis is out? i had no idea. really. gosh, that is terrible. i am distraught. injury? oh, no. sally. i might need a tissue. there you go. that reaction tells you how australia will be feeling when they wake up to the news. every body has woken up but they don't yet know that sally pearson is out of the games. thank you. chris mitchell, ifeel as shattered as her. the first men's golf major of the year gets under way at augusta. sergio garcia —— sergio garcia. the masters, the one eve ryo ne sergio garcia. the masters, the one everyone wants to win. the famed green jacket has been donned by some of golf ‘s favourite players throughout the years and once again augusta national is ready to crown yet another champion. the stage is set this year's tournament and it is to be one of the

well, this week, wejourney into the dark recesses of martin freeman's mind in ghost stories. then we travel to 1920s new york in todd haynes‘ family drama wonderstruck. and, finally, we go to jennifer garner's sofa in the much talked about teen movie love, simon. and, look, we've barely begun and i already have a bone to pick with you. because i thought, right, so the good dr kermode is away for a couple of weeks. he is, yes. i thought i'll have a respite from him haranguing me about horror films, and what have you brought me? well, i tell you what, it is a peach of a weekend for horror movie fans because we're going to talk about ghost stories in a second. there's also this film, which we haven't got time to talk about, called a quiet place, starring emily blunt, which is.. which is way too scary for me — oh, my goodness. very scary, worth your money. so if you like your horror movies, your scary movies, this is a great weekend for you. let's focus on ghost stories, this is british horror written and directed by andy nyman and jeremy dyson. so andy regularly works with derre

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freeman: -- freeman: good afternoon. i want to remind everyone why we are here.t the only person this is about is dr. king. i would like to keep that in mind as we move forward. it is a beautiful sight to stand here and it is incredibly humbling for me to stand here at this moment on this day. [applause] ms. freeman: he was a man, a husband, father, a son. he was a preacher and a scholar. he was a visionary, scholar, leader and servant. he was a radical thinker. a believer in the concept of peaceful, direct action and as a disobedience successful means to affect change. truths to be self evident that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain in a billable -- in alienable rights and the pursuit of happiness. it was a dreamer and he had a dream, but he wasn't simply a dreamer, but a man of action who made the ultimate sacrifice. peace, harmony and integration were goals. access ority or opportunity. economic equity, educational access to housing, free from environmental hazards. access to safe neighborhoods, fresh fruit and soun

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y> funding of this presentation is made possible the freeman foundation, kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglted needs, and purepoint financial. >> how do we shape our tomorrow? it starts with a vision. we see its ideal form in our mind, and then we begin to chisel. we strip away everything that stands in the way to reveal newb possilities. at purepoint financial, we have designed our modern approach to banking around you --yo your plans goals, your dreams. your tomorrow is now. purepoint nancial. >> and now, "bbc world news." laura: this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, i am laura trevelyan. president trp welcomes japan's prime minister back to his mar-a-lago resort. when it comes to north korea, he says high-level talks are underway. president trump: japan and ourselves are locked and we are very unifiedn the subject of north korea. laura: supporters of the syrian ut in force ase o weapons inspectoyt try to find ng left of a chemical attack in douma. and the photos capturing the major events of the last 75 years. oa new exhibit puts then t

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thank you very much, philip freeman.team on twitter, i'm @nkemifejika. hello. thoughts on the weekend in just a second, but first of all, i think we should mark the fact that on friday here in the heart of london the temperatures reached in excess of 17 degrees celsius, the warmest day of the year so far. not far behind in the sunshine stakes, this was south wales. but somebody had to have all the cloud and rain and initially it was there in northern ireland and then it moved on to scotland and it was captured beautifully by graham in the heart of sterling. the weekend, for the pessimists amongst you, cloudy, damp and mild. for the optimists, there will be dry weather. this is how friday shaped up. the reason why we had the brightness down towards the south—east and the warmth was because the frontal system never actually made it down into the south—east and into the first part of saturday, the rain still drifting its way slowly towards the northern half of scotland and then it arcs back from the north sea down to a new

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a man who spent nearly 25 years on california's death row is a freeman tonight. >>> we're thinking about>> playing through tough emotions in san antonio after the suddening pass of the wife of coach gregg popovich. >>> sonoma raceway gearing up for a race not measured in seconds but in miles per gallon. the students getting ready for the shell eco marathon ahead on abc 7 news. >>> get a piece of the rock. the san francisco hillside being offered at an incredibly steep price. >>> a man on death row at san quentin for 25 years saying in spanish tonight he is very happy now that he is a freeman. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. >> abc 7 news anchor thomas is live at san quentin with more on why he was suddenly released. >> reporter: because the state supreme court last month overturned his convictions on special circumstances for the murder of a 21-month-old girl, the daughter of his girlfriend, back in the early '90s. and a judge in curran county ordered his immediate release. just before 4:00 this afternoon, acente benevitez walked through the gate. when he went to prison i

alison freeman there in north london.leader meeting members of the group, called jewdas, to mark seder, part of the passover festival. a labour spokeswoman said mr corbyn was invited byjewish members of his local community and that he is urgently seeking meetings to discuss tackling antisemitism. 0ur assistant political editor norman smith is at westminster. bring us up to date about what has been said here. the decision by mr corbyn to attend this event last night has prompted ferocious criticism, primarily from some of the mainjewish criticism, primarily from some of the main jewish organisations, criticism, primarily from some of the mainjewish organisations, in britain, the british board of deputies, the leadership council, because they say that it is either evidence of an error ofjudgment by mr corbyn, or, is designed as a form of provocation towards them, because, there are committed is, that this group, jewdas, which is a left—wing jewish organisation have been largely dismissive of the claims of anti—semitism in t

abc 7 news reporter wade freeman explains it's about hope and lost and gratitude all set to music. >>eporter: it is just bare ground now but six months ago they had a dream home here. their plan, to raise their children high atop the valley. but it didn't even give them a chance to unpack. >> on the eight night we were evacuated. >> yeah, it was a tough pill to swallow. >> that's a picture of the kids in the back seat. >> yeah, that was everything we had in our van. >> everything. >> everything. ♪ >> reporter: everything, a word on which the world can turn and ybe a song as well. when jordan's cousin joe label wrote this music with her father -- >> we did it because it was possibly the only thing we could do really to help. ♪ got out with just the clothes on our back ♪ >> reporter: a few notes, some pictures, a bulls eye. maybe you've already heard and seen the song they put up on youtube, its name "everything." the message has moved beyond family and touched a region. >> that there's hope, that there can beife after tragedy, that there's a lot to still hold onto. >> reporter: writing

abc 7 reporter wade freeman has the story. >> reporter: you're looking at a target rich environment mayben it, one in which diamonds litter the streets. >> our city cannot continue to thrive if people are afraid to leave their car unattended. >> reporter: that was san francisco mayor mark farrell today, the leading man as they announced a crack down against automobile break-ins. >> my car was broken into a few years ago, our home was broken into last year. so this gets personal very quick for a lot of people. >> reporter: san francisco logged 30,000 smash and grabs last year, that's 82 per day. fisherman's warf, but we found problem areas everywhere we looked. hence this campaign the city launched today, you'll see these signs on streets, on buses and even in rental cars and printed in at least four different languages. commander david lazar thought up the slogan. >> we leave our cars empty and educate our visitors and merchants and residen we're going to send a message to those that commit this crime this is not the place to do it. >> reporter: visitors saw all the cameras and the mayor

history professor joshua freeman's book behemoth is about how the industrial revolution and factory production changed politics and society. he was recently interviewed by steven greenhouse at the city university of new york. this is one hour 15 minutes. [inaudible conversation] welcome to the graduate center. we are delighted to have you as our guest this evening and to listen to some words on this new book by our colleague josh freeman. i am the professor of anthropology and director of the research collaborative here at the grad center where josh spent a useful year in 2014, 2015 which partly, only partly helped produce the book. we have a little claim to helping this realization of this marvelous and important book. this book is intriguing because while everyone is talking about labor market polarization and the growth of the service sector and artificial intelligence and automation and so on, josh takes a somewhat different approach. his emphasizes the continued importance of large skill manufacturing of a massive kind. it looks like it justified the price that should have been charged ov